| EM |
Main
Functions |
Actinomyces
Series |
Able
to decompose protein into amino acid (NH3), and further
break down into ammonia, CO2 and H2O. Leaving an alcohol-like
secretion that helps to remove smell and to prevent damages
done by insects/pests. |
| Factors
Producing Bacteria Series |
Able
to excrete hormone to stimulate growth.
|
| Lactobacillus
Series |
Lactobacillus
synthesises sugar from the photosynthetic bacteria series
and yeast group series to produce lactic, which has strong
bactericidal characteristics. The latter also inhibits
harmful bacteria from reproduction and decomposes organic
matter rapidly. Tough lignin and cellulose could also
be decomposed under the Lactobacillus Series. |
| Nitrifying
Bacteria Series |
To
change nitric acid into nitrate for plant absorption.
|
| Nitrogen
Fixing Series |
Able
to convert nitrogen in the air into a form for plant absorption. |
| Phosphoric
Acid Releasing Series |
Releases
organic phosphorus and acts as a catalyst to form inorganic
phosphoric for plant absorption. |
| Photosynthetic
Bacteria Series |
A
family of autotrophic microbes which are able to absorb
light in the soil for energy, combining the excretion
from the roots, organic matters to compose amino acid.
The latter contains nucleic acid, nitride and sugar that
supplement the crop with nutrients, and also the nutrients
to the micro-organisms. |
| Yeast
Group Series |
The
yeast hormone excretion enhances the growth and cell division
of the roots. It also benefits the reproduction of the
micro-organisms. |
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